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Collin College - 3452 Spur 399 - McKinney, Texas 75069 - 972.548.6790

The Plano Campus (Spring Creek) is closed through Sunday, March 14th due to weather damage. All classes at the Plano Campus (Spring Creek) will be online until further notice and students should contact their professors with any questions.
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24 credit hours

FIRST YEAR
First Semester
CHEF	1301	Basic Food Preparation
CHEF	1305	Sanitation and Safety ^{1, 2}
IFWA	1310	Nutrition and Menu Planning
PSTR	1301	Fundamentals of Baking

Second Semester
PSTR	1305	Breads and Rolls
PSTR	1306	Cake Decorating I
PSTR	1310	Pies, Tarts, Teacakes and Cookies (Capstone)
PSTR	2301	Chocolates and Confections

1. Certification in ServSafe
2. Certification in Food Protection Management

Many courses are taught in eight-week format.

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Certificate Level 1 – Pastry Arts